#Offering help with bass stuff

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frank crane
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ok

marble summit
frank crane
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thats vocalized tho (the first drop)

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youre pretty sick tho

marble summit
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Ye but to get that melody down, I first practiced it without the vocalisation

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Thnx!

frank crane
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i have to master the non-vocalized version of nasal bass and then start vocalizing?

marble summit
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Yep

frank crane
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Gotcha

young citrus
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yo is poly inwards bass already a thing

frank crane
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poly inward is a thing

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bass i dont know

young citrus
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i think i did that yetserday

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accidently

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i was trying a beat with switching inwards poly to inwards bass and then i mixed them on accident

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dont mind the dumbass drum sounds

frank crane
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crazy

marble summit
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Wtf is that 😭

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So sick

young citrus
marble summit
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That is so cool

young citrus
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Ye

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Also

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Is it rare to be able to do double inwards (hollow) liproll?

marble summit
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Send an audio

young citrus
marble summit
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Oh yeah that's pretty rare

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I think I'm the only one in my community to do it

young citrus
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I can also just do normal liproll but eh

marble summit
young citrus
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I have always been doing double inwards subbass

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And wasnt able to do liproll

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So i said bro i wish i could do inwards liproll i could do a double one and ye now i can

young citrus
marble summit
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This is how I practice nasal bass @frank crane, you can try it out

marble summit
random tundra
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@fervent crow hey

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how can i learn zombie bass? idk why but i dont find anything explaining how to do it

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i know its a chest bass variation, nothing more besides that

fervent crow
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Hmm... We used to think that zombie bass was unsyncronized evil + chest bass

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It might still be

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Theres been alot of info for zombie bass coming out lately so im getting my barings

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Its a strange unsyncronized double chest bass technique

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Without going poly chest

random tundra
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someone told me that its a more relaxed version of the chest bass

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but idk

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do you know some method to learn it?

random tundra
fervent crow
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It can be more relaxed i beleive

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I think zombie bass is basically a REALLY loose chest bass

random tundra
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do you know how to do it?

fervent crow
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For alot of peolle

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I do not, chest bass and its variations im still learning

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But from what ive seen and the anatomy

random tundra
fervent crow
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Its uses the whole epiglottis rather then a part of it

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While still sounding constricted

random tundra
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i need look this things

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another question

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i have seen a video of improver and tomazacre doing like a high pitched throat bass

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like if it was a head voice throat bass

fervent crow
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Ah yeah

random tundra
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that thing doesnt make sense for me

fervent crow
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Thats just high throat bass done nasally

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Its harder for me to do now now that i have my unsyncronized throat bass

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But could do it quite well

random tundra
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damn

random tundra
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?

fervent crow
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Yeah

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Falsetto throat bass is fun but they def dont do that

random tundra
fervent crow
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Yk i forget tomaz can do throat bass, most chest bass masters cant

random tundra
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lol

random tundra
fervent crow
random tundra
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ive been trying to do that with head voice

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and always kept getting falsetto compressed chest bass

fervent crow
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Ah

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I cant do falsetto chest bass kinda

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I can do falsetto slizzer bass

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And falsetto throat bass

random tundra
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i think its kinda easy

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idk

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like

fervent crow
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It depends what muscles you used occasionally as a kid

random tundra
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its the same thing as the normal vocalised chest bass

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but with falsetto

fervent crow
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Like i got throat bass in a week, 12 different tongue bass varients, and my vocal bass is kinda peak

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But thats cause i used those muscles growing up

random tundra
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6 months

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lol

fervent crow
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Muscle memory is insanly important for how easy a sound is for you

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I, never did chest bass

random tundra
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never thought of that

random tundra
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4 days

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its crazy

fervent crow
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Ive been doing tongue bass for 11 years, same with vocal bass and uvula

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And when i was younger i must have done alot of jayton voice

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Which is why throa tbass and false fold techniques come easy to me

random tundra
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that makes sense

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yeah

fervent crow
random tundra
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im looking for dlow inward bass rn

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but this shi is hard

fervent crow
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Which one lol

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Cause he does two

random tundra
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ah

fervent crow
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He does tight inwars and loose inward

random tundra
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the one that sounds like evil bass but inward

fervent crow
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He has that for both of his inwards lol, they are just about the same texture

random tundra
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i forgot the name of the muscle that this bass uses in english lol

fervent crow
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Epiglottis

fervent crow
random tundra
fervent crow
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Loose inward is round, its more an inward chest bass

random tundra
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but i think pono uses it too

fervent crow
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And tight inward is still round but more sharp, like remix's

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Or ales

random tundra
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maybe its the tight one

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i really dont know lol

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didnt know that he uses 2 kinds of inward bass

fervent crow
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Bet ya didnt know there were two kinds besides textures-

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Tho ofc there would have to be two kinds for improvers inward to exist

random tundra
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first time that i heard it i thought it was vibration bass lol

fervent crow
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It is subharmonic

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as it is poly inward

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The only eay to get inward subharmonic

random tundra
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thats crazy

tidal quartz
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is evil bass and hard bass hard to learn?

marble summit
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It's a weird feeling

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And it feels similar to the chest bass

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But it feels like a deep, guttoral rattle
Rather than just a normal chest bass

fervent crow
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Yeah

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As it uses the whole epiglottis rather then a portion of it like chest bass

marble summit
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Pretty much

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That being said, there's a pretty big skill diff between chest and zombie bass
Cuz I still can't do vocalised chest bass 💀

fervent crow
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Comes down to how you loosen your throat

marble summit
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Yea I guess that's pretty much the problem

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Cuz with zombie bass I'm able to pressurise it, making it grittier
Can't do that with chest bass

marble summit
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I'm making a vn rn

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Hopefully that'll explain better

random tundra
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ok

marble summit
random tundra
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ty so much

random tundra
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idk how to do dlow inward bass

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ty so much bro

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this sound is so sick

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shi im almost passing out rn

marble summit
random tundra
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?

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didnt understand it

random tundra
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?

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kinda sounds like there is a little rattle on it

marble summit
random tundra
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ah ok

marble summit
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I think you're getting closer, just try to relax your throat as much as you can
It's a weird sensation, but it honestly doesn't take much time

random tundra
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is like if the eppiglotis is vibrating more

marble summit
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Nice

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Then that means you're getting there

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Try to push out as much air as you can

random tundra
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ok

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i actually need to pause rn

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or im going to pass out

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lol

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i hate having asthma

fervent crow
marble summit
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Hope this helps @random tundra

random tundra
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ty so much dude

marble summit
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np

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all the best!

fervent crow
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Yes what about it

fervent crow
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Ok so try and learn squirrel chitter/bird call

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I would record but i litterallu just woke up

young citrus
marble summit
young citrus
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Idk i just got it on accident

fervent crow
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Yeah

fervent crow
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What about him?

fervent crow
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also this bass he does

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just sounds like nasally constricted singing

young citrus
marble summit
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Who is zackperson

neon eagle
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How do you do a high pitch vocalised chest bass? There’s just a limit to where I can’t go any higher and I don’t know what to do

fervent crow
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Hmm, besides practice...

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Like you saying high chest voice or falsetto chest basd

frank crane
fervent crow
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Spunds like a normal liproll bass

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Or a higher one that is

pine violet
frank crane
young citrus
fervent crow
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inward yes?

random tundra
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this thing sounds so unrealistic

young citrus
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But with a wierd high putch thing

fervent crow
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Yeah

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Juat sounded bassier then normal vocal fry but could be your mix

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I asked inward to see if you were breathing inward-

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It does just sound like the normal begining to poly inward fry

fervent crow
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Oop

random tundra
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idk

fervent crow
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Like tomaz?

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Hes just doing vocalized chest bass just blowing out the mic

random tundra
fervent crow
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Nothing fancy at all

random tundra
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there is a video that he does this without the mic

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but idk

fervent crow
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Yeah it isnt even hard bass

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Ita just vcb

frank crane
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Yo Im doing inward liproll and I'm getting a whistle type sound and I wanna know if this is a new variation or somewhat close to vortex

fervent crow
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Hmm

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Whats your tongue doig while you do this liproll?

frank crane
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It's on one of the palletes on the side I think

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I can send a vid if you want on how it sounds

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@fervent crow

fervent crow
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Yee

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Im thinking it might be typical whistle liproll

frank crane
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And I have a second sound which is just a whistle but idk what it is

fervent crow
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Sounds like a loose version of normal whistle (punchy) liproll

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Also the whistle reminds me almost of heliums weird whistle he did in his gbb23 2nd wildcard

frank crane
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I think the second is helium whistle

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Idk what's the first one tho

fervent crow
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Thats what i mean for the whistle, and yeah the whistle liproll just sounds like a loose whistle liproll

past socket
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Hi space do you know how to make vibration bass from deep and extremely crackled to like a signature clean one??

fervent crow
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Hmm

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Well, i would lioe to hear it sometime to see if you are just doing it low and less vocalized, or if you are doing third sub

random tundra
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is this just vocalized chest bass?

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kinda feels like if i was doing chest bass + throat bass

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or chest bass + vibration bass

random tundra
fervent crow
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try getting it as loud as you can

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chance its bv bass

random tundra
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dammmn

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i'll try that tomorrow

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ty

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cant do it now because people is sleeping right here

random tundra
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i did it for a couple of seconds and its definitely vb bass

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so cool

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this sound is just the epiglottis and the vocal cords vibrating or there is something more?

fervent crow
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hmm

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im a bit confused tbh

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cause in order for it to be vibration + chest bass

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it would be bv bass

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which is VERY different

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thats just sounding like chest bass, espesh with how quiet it is

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like.. maybe 2nd sub?

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2nd or 3rd sub vocalized chest bass

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its hard to tell tbh, but bv bass is notoriously loud, i beleive one of if not the loudest bass naturally

fervent crow
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if it IS a super soft bv bass somehow, it would be epiglottis, aryepiglottic folds, and voice

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yk what it might be

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poly chest bass

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listening to both the recordings

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it might be poly chest bass

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@random tundra

random tundra
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oh

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hi

random tundra
fervent crow
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its not a bass im 100% used to hearing, but im thinking its a form of poly chest bass, if its not, then it might just be vocalized chest bass

fervent crow
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1st audio sounds alot like a loud bv bass

random tundra
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so

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i recorded the second audio at 2am

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i was actually doing it waaay soft

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lol

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i dont want to wake up anybody

fervent crow
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fair lol

random tundra
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tomorrow i'll record another one

fervent crow
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lets say its bv bass for now then

random tundra
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yeah maybe

fervent crow
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i think the first recording wsas the most bv bassish, the 2nd recording was too soft and was basically just VCB

random tundra
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idk but the first 2 seconds on the second audio sounds a lot like bv bass to me

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but quieter

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its weird

fervent crow
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its too quiet for me

random tundra
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yeah its weird

fervent crow
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you might be doing it on the same interval or subharmonic, but not alot of the 3rd muscle added

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the first recording was alot more of the 3rd muscle

random tundra
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yeah i was putting a lot more pressure

fervent crow
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you will know when it sounds like the first recording and gets LOUD that its bv

random tundra
fervent crow
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as in my friend who does do bv, his ears ring when he does it in a bathroom

random tundra
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trying to make it loud yk

fervent crow
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k

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i want bv bass tbh but i am n the side of really good with false folds, not epiglottis-

random tundra
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idk why but i struggle so much with false folds sounds

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i got inward bass in like

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4 days

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and practice throat bass for almost 1 year to get it right

fervent crow
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see, that sounds about right

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i find, even with pros, its either or

random tundra
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i want so bad that high pitched throat bass that tomaz uses

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but i cant do that for nothing

fervent crow
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example, den, really good with epiglottis, cannot FOR THE LIFE OF HIM use his false folds

fervent crow
random tundra
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wait

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its sounds like a vocal bass

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but there is a video of him saying that is throat bass

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but high pitched

fervent crow
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both of his drops against river gbb 2019? is that the bass you are refuring to?

fervent crow
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hmm interesting

random tundra
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this shi doesnt make any sense for me

fervent crow
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the only thing im unsure on

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is the fact that hes doing it on 2nd sub

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like normal vocal bass

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which if he added throat bass

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it would be 100% dissonant

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i can send a recording of what throat bass + vocal bass sounds like

random tundra
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i can do that too

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its not that hard

fervent crow
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it just sounds like hes doing a high vocal bass or falsetto vocal bass

fervent crow
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i can tell you hes doing neither

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mind you 90% of pros dont know what they are talking about

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sooo-

random tundra
fervent crow
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subharmonics, basically what every vocalized vocal bass runs on

random tundra
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i know a little about subharmonics

random tundra
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throat bass would be the first one

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making a 1 octave note down

fervent crow
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yeah throat bass is first sub correct

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well, typically

random tundra
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vibration 2nd

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doing a 5th under

fervent crow
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yeah (vibration is special but technically yeah its 2nd sub)

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every outward vocalized bass runs on this

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vocal bass is typically 2nd sub

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i can only name 2 pros that do it on first, and less that do it on 3rd

random tundra
fervent crow
fervent crow
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1st sub is quite hard

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i only know taras and infurnape being able to reach it

random tundra
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but to be a subharmonic, the bass wouldn't have to create another lower note at the same time?

fervent crow
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see, that lower note comes from the uvula

random tundra
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ok

fervent crow
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i look at it more the oscillation factor

random tundra
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now i hear it

fervent crow
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yee

random tundra
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shi i never notice that

fervent crow
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the uvula is giving the bass octaves, and you slow it down to make it go lower in subs

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same with vcb

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it just matters on the frequency the vibrating muscle is going at

random tundra
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thats cool ngl

fervent crow
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yee

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and a bunch of sounds have natural subs people get, and then with training they change it

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well, natural subs most people get

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for example, vocalized tongue bass

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its naturally on 3rd sub

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with training, people like me and dlow have gotten it to 2nd sub

random tundra
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damn this subharmonic thing is waaay more complex than i was thinking

fervent crow
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its more complex in some ways

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but depends how you view it

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i just view it as "slower vibration = lower sub"

random tundra
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I always thought that you only could get subharmonic with the false fold, like with throat bass, and with regular subharmonic singing

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with the vocal fry stuff

fervent crow
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yeah no, you can do it with pretty much anything

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heck, you can go subharmonic with no vocals at all

random tundra
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thats crazy

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lol wtf

fervent crow
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yeah, poly sounds, when i say poly i mean 2 sounds on one muscle at once

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so for example, i can do poly lip oscillations, poly tongue bass, and poly vocal bass

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some of them are EASIER with vocals, but not required

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heck polyphonic voice is subharmonic

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both high harmonic and low harmonic

random tundra
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both being made by the vocal cords at the same tiime

fervent crow
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as long as their two vibrations, a smooth vibration under or nearby a slower oscillating muscle, they go subharmonic

fervent crow
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its why when you vocalize liproll, thats not subharmonic

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or vocalize inward, not subharmonic

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but when you do poly inward

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boom subharmonic

random tundra
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that makes a looot of sense

random tundra
fervent crow
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improvers inward

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you do tight inward and loose inward at the same time

random tundra
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LOL

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he basically splitted his epiglottis in 2

fervent crow
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nah lol

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he does a vibration higher up and another lower down

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same concept as poly chest bass

random tundra
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yeah im joking

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lol

fervent crow
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lol

random tundra
fervent crow
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yeah

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all subharmonic

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heck, you can do subharmonic duck

random tundra
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LMAO

fervent crow
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i actually do it

random tundra
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but that makes sense

fervent crow
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i can do two kinds

random tundra
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if you do it on both sides

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at the same time

fervent crow
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i vocalize it

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but they actualyl sound identical

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cause of how tight the duck sound is

random tundra
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lol

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sooo

random tundra
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or like

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only throat bass

fervent crow
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not at all

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it just sounds like a loud high - falsetto vocal bass

random tundra
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buuuut

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there is a video

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that improver does this

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there is no way that THIS ONE is vocal bass

fervent crow
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well ok

random tundra
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this doesnt even sound like vocal bss

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or chest bass

fervent crow
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so tomaz does do throat bass in it HOWEVER i thought you were talking about the bass he was explaining

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the high bass

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but tomaz is one of the few that is good at both epiglottis and throat bass

random tundra
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😭

fervent crow
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first of all air pressure, alot more air is used and directed into the mic

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2nd of all, the point of vibration, the vibraton sounds much higher up, i can hear it at the top of his throat/back of his mouth

random tundra
fervent crow
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3rd of all, completely seperate vibration

fervent crow
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pros guess

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not research, not learn, not figure out

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they listen, they feel, and they guess

random tundra
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i think that most of the people do this actually

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lol

fervent crow
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ive met people who were doing throat bass for 8 years, and then they find out its been slizzer bass

fervent crow
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noone cares to research anymore

random tundra
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yep

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on everything, not only on beatbox sounds lmao

fervent crow
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mazefrog does, but hes also somewhat secluded from the full bass nerds, he also feels and guesses

random tundra
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sooo

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what tomaz is doing is not throat bass, but what improver is doing it is?

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ok

fervent crow
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yeah

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i have this whole diagram for a reason cause you would not beleive how often i have to explain stuff to people lol

random tundra
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LOL i imagine

fervent crow
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then people learn that chest bass is the highest bass in the throat besides uvula and they get confused cause it feels like its in the chest-

random tundra
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do you know how to do this high pitched thing with the throat bass?

fervent crow
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huh?

random tundra
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like in the video

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before

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lol

fervent crow
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with tomaz or improver lmao

random tundra
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improver

fervent crow
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oh, theres not much to explain, you just do a higher pitch throat bass

random tundra
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with normal chest voice, or falsetto?

fervent crow
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chest voice

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falsetto throat bass is very different

random tundra
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soo

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if i do normal throat bass, and i keep going higher

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at some point

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i will do it

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?

fervent crow
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basically

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have to remember that improver is technically one of the top of the class when it comes to throat bass

random tundra
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yep

fervent crow
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so sounding like him will be very hard

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but yeah you can reach the same pitch as him with just going higher pitch

random tundra
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if i atleast get the sound correctly im happy

fervent crow
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i used to do it pretty well, but since i learned unsynced throat bass... been more difficult

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even doing high vibration bass is more difficult

random tundra
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damn

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i think ive never listened to someone doing unsynced throat bass

fervent crow
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noone really does it

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people get it by accident

random tundra
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lool

fervent crow
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but im one of the few who do it on perpous and as a bass-

random tundra
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can you like

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harmonize with your false folds?

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or nah

fervent crow
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well, that would just be throat bass at that point

random tundra
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yeah but like

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doing different intervals

fervent crow
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see the unsynced throat bass is just different intervals, its still 1st sub

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its a very weird concept

random tundra
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lol

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can you make it rn? ngl im curious on how it sounds

fervent crow
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ill find some older recordings

random tundra
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ok

fervent crow
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And this was just a week ago

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Now adays mine is a little weirder cause i add alot of aryepiglottic folds

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Making it a bit more vibration bassy

random tundra
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yoo this sound is sick

random tundra
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let me see if i still have the recording

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I FOUND IT

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holy crap

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actually it doesnt sound any similar lmao

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i think this was some kind of overtone

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idk

fervent crow
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Ill have to listen in the morning, as it is 11pm and i need sleep

random tundra
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damn

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ok good sleep

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4am rn

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going to bed too

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tomorrow i ill send the chest bass audio

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ty

fervent crow
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K

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Yeeyee

random tundra
marble summit
random tundra
fervent crow
marble summit
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? That just sounds like normal vocalised chest bass tho

prisma pulsar
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hi

fervent crow
sleek igloo
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question about inward: is there a way to increase the power of inward bass? Mine tends to not come through super strong on mic, though I don't use it much. Are bbxers like inertia/remix just louder innately with vocal basses?

cyan escarp
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how to go from vocal fry to inward bass ? i feel like im just doing loud vocal fry

fervent crow
fervent crow
cyan escarp
fervent crow
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Sounds like you might be doing inward throat bass lmao

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Hmm... Try to loosen up a bit when you inhale, and focus higher up

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Inwards nearly at the top of the throat (not including uvula) so try and focus there

random tundra
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is this two epiglottis vibrations + normal voice or epiglottis + chest poly voice?

fervent crow
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Two epiglottis vibrations

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Its very hard to tell tbh, im throwing out alot of ideas

fervent crow
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It could litterally just be vocalized chest bass and im stupid

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Theres so many variations now that im getting tripped up

random tundra
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lol

frank crane
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@fervent crow 2 weeks and this is what it came out with

fervent crow
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Nice

frank crane
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Is this like a different variation of vortex whistle or clean whistle liproll

fervent crow
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Clean whistle liproll

frank crane
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@fervent crow you know stuff about inward tooth whistle

fervent crow
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Ah yes lots

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One of my main fillers

frank crane
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I just wanna know if you can give me tips on how to do my mouth positioning

frank crane
fervent crow
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Ah yeah toothless tooth whistle

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Try as your doing it, movig your top teeth down towards your bottom lip

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Dont worry about the upper lip

fervent crow
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it may automatically go to that more synth position

fervent crow
frank crane
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Crazy

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I'll try

frank crane
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Also referring to that toothless one

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I have my tongue in a different way

fervent crow
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I would recomend trying to get the way i have it

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Cause its used for toothwhistle as well

frank crane
pine violet
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None of the basses I've learnt so far have ever hurt my throat beside really high pitched inward bass

winged quail
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I just started my bass journey and I somehow got Vocal Bass while practicing Throat Bass and now that I think I "learned" Throat Bass I find it kinda straining and it barely hurts my throat. How do I know if I'm doing it correctly? Cause it sounds good but feels a little bit off.

fervent crow
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Hmm, well, might help to ask others what they thing

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Think*

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Like send a recording here

fervent crow
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@winged quail

winged quail
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I will send a recording after I get a break or get off work

winged quail
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@fervent crow

fervent crow
# winged quail

Could you do it orally quickly? Sounds good but want to make sure

winged quail
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Oh nvm. I'm a musician and my throat is sore cause I work on weekends. I'll do it when it feels a lil better

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I was gonna try it anyway but there's no way xD

narrow pike
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not exactly tho youre probably doing the growl a lil differently

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but as long as it harmonizes itll sound good

fervent crow
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Its simular, but sounds like a constricted poly chest bass

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Not quite the same as crythix's bass

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But close to simular concept

narrow pike
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ye might be I only really dabble in true and false cord (sub)harmonics and vibrations

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Im curious to see if you can figure out what technique im using here

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hard to maintain

pine violet
narrow pike
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nop

fervent crow
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Its fry subharmonic, sounds close to hippys or alien bass

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But could just be normal fry sub

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Actually def is

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Not slow enough to be 2nd sub, not tight enough to be alien bass

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1st subharmonic fry sub

fervent crow
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It gets mixed up for vibration sometimes

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Typically the more jayton you add onto it

narrow pike
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kinda fry splitting I think

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its really weak cus I just figured out how to do it

fervent crow
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I mean just sounds like you are switching from fry sub to voice

narrow pike
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while sick

fervent crow
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I dont hear any other subs, maybe for split seconds switching into 2nd

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But not long enough to be noticable

narrow pike
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I mean honestly im not really into classifying everything with subharmonics cus it gets easy to misinterpret

fervent crow
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I do- cause most things run off them-

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Nothing to misinterpret really, its like throat bass is on first sub, vibration is typically 2nd

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But remix did 3rd in insane by accident

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Fry subs are typically 1st sub but enel did 2nd sub for his "enel bass"

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I can go down to 4th or 5th sub vocal bass

narrow pike
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ye ye its just I like to just imagine it how things harmonize and disregard the subharmonic naming conventions

fervent crow
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Because subharmonics are typically automatic harmonizations... I dont pay attention to it

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Like 1st sub allways 1 octave below the base note, 2nd 1 and a 5th, 3rd 2

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1st sub and 3rd sub combine and harmonize

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But not either with 2nd

narrow pike
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its sort of a mid way tho

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its really weird to describe

fervent crow
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No, insanw is just a super low 3rd sub

narrow pike
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im not talking about insane

fervent crow
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Oh nowadays, still no

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Actuslly me and a bass nerd friend are thinking that his modern vibration is closer to epiglottic vibration then normal

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With how gollum it is

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1st sub vibration bass i dont beleive is possible sadly

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Because its 3 muscles that forces a 2nd sub

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If it was just 2 musvles then maybe

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But humanly 1st sub isnt possible

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Remix nowadays just has 2nd sub

narrow pike
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honestly feel free to educate me on sub naming conventions im kinda guh there but for example when I combine the concepts of his normal vibration bass and alien bass I get similar frequency patterns to his

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his is way more clean tho obv

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im not good at it

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wrecks my throat

fervent crow
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Technically alien bass + vibration shouldnt be tooo too possible, as alien bass is fry sub + jayton voice, vibration is jayton voice + throat bass + aryepiglottic folds

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I know you can do fry + throat bass, but thats very hard

narrow pike
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also I grabbed his off an omegle vid where he had his mouth open and I did it with the same resonance chamber but mouth closed

fervent crow
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Also not remix 4th sub, i know he cant do 4th sub

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Heck he didnt even know he did 3rd sub back in insane

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And i dont think he can anymore

narrow pike
fervent crow
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Are yoy maybe doing poly voice vibration?

narrow pike
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when done far back enough the wave just rolls forwards through the vocal folds

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and the frequencies that create are very slicable

fervent crow
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I would have to hear it hear it tbh

narrow pike
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1 sec lemme try and cook this up

fervent crow
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Yee

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Cause theres reslly only poly voice vibration bass

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Which doesnt and cannot harmonize

narrow pike
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im sick atm so it might not be that clear

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when using this sub I like to imagine any false cord action originating from the same spot where theres a peak in amplitude of true cord action

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and then I just treat it like a string being whipped upward so to say

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honestly using this approach I can get close to many other vibration bass variants

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whether its entirely correct doesnt really seem to matter as it tends to give good approximations

fervent crow
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Sounds like you are tapping into 2nd sub vocal fry

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There is no vibration bass

narrow pike
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yea this just the sub

fervent crow
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Yeah

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Hard to tell cause your audio keeps breaking

narrow pike
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nah thats just my throat being sick

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lol

fervent crow
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Nono your mic is litterally staticy

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Not your voice

narrow pike
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yea true my mics also not made for bbx

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just a hyperx quadcast x from ages ago

fervent crow
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Quadcast totallt works for beatbox

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I wonder if its because its an opus filetype..

narrow pike
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might be but I just noticed my fan is on

fervent crow
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This is a spacific kind of static

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Not peaking static, not background static

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i have reached 4th sub, but very hard to do

narrow pike
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I might come back here once my throat gets back to being goated so I can provide some better samples

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cus I cant even do alien bass atm

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which is like my main bass

fervent crow
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Yee

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Alien bass is my fav just for fixing misconceptions

wooden cedar
marble summit
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Aka fry sub, like space said

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I can do it too, but the sound is practically unusable in battles or freestyles

pine violet
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I'm still trying to work out how to do that bv bass

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Also why did I get this and not regular chest bass

fervent crow
fervent crow
narrow pike
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really hard to control tho

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imma play around with it some more when im healthier cus honestly you can create very interesting melodies in the bass using that

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which might make it worth while to level up

fervent crow
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Yeah fry sub very commonly you can flip between it and voice

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Its less jaring then doing it with throat bass cause you arent changing muscles

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Enel did it for his feel my bass

marble summit
narrow pike
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I havent even been beatboxing for that long to be honest only around 10 months

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ive always had a very fry-affine voice

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which is why im still really in the figuring stuff out phase

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like I managed to hit alien bass (albeit a very primitive version) somehow after like only 2 weeks of bbxing while trying to get inertias vibration bass

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dont even really know how that came to be lol

fervent crow
narrow pike
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honestly yea that is probably exactly what I did

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jayton voice is that weird strain right

fervent crow
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Kinda

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Its when you speak with your false chords

narrow pike
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ah yea ok makes even more sense

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man u da goat

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I thought I was somewhat well versed

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respect fr

fervent crow
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Lol

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Its alot of what i study

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Its why i made this forum

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Also cause i was tired of misinformation in the community, and alot of it comes from bass tutorials

wooden cedar
pine violet
fervent crow
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Kinda

fervent crow
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Vocal subharmonics

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all of that

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Non vocal vocal bass

wooden cedar
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do you have anywhere/anything I can start with? like where did you learn about all this

fervent crow
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Through research, experimentation, and assistance from someone more advanced then me

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Aka my mentor

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Its moreso trying to find us bass nerds in the wild and we teach

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The few trustworthy active ones ive found are venom, he seems to know some facts, and aquavial in remix's server

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Ofc theres me as well

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Because vocal basses really arent researched too much

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Me and my mentor are planning to make crash course vids, but we need pcs for ri

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It*

fervent crow
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Like i want to make a full crash course on muscles and anatomy

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Then a full crash course on the intracies of vibration bass

wooden cedar
fervent crow
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I can help ya stsrt learning

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Something to try, get s sound, do it, and come to me to indentify or explain

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I will say sometimes lip and tongue sounds sometimes trip me up as they can sound somewhat simular and have the same air pressure

wooden cedar
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or is there no general order i should follow in learning them

fervent crow
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Not reallt

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I mean throat bass before vibration

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Chest bass before poly chest

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Basically learn the defaults first

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So lip bass, middle tongue bass, chest bass, throat bass

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Then expand to variations

wooden cedar
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alright thanks, ill get started on that tomorrow

fervent crow
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Yee

narrow pike
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laryngeal basses goated fr

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gotta love how the term vocal bass is hogged by a bass that uses an anatomical part barely used in most languages

fervent crow
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Tbh uvula is used more then say false chords lol

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Its why i like saying vocal uvula bass

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Cause vocal bass being both a catagory AND a sound is silly

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Tbf i dont like the term "vocal bass" in general

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Cause when i hear vocal bass i think "vocalized bass"

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But lip bass is included as a vocal bass

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Soo-

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I prefure "human bass" a bit more

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Cause its bass made from a human

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@random tundra @wooden cedar Heres my cheat sheet i made to help show bass positions

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(Yellow is uvula)

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For alot of basses, just knowing the muscle is good enoufh at first

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Only times you need to think are lip basses and tongue basses

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At a base level that is

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Cause they have alot of variations just from simple position changes

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Like tongue bass i have 12

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At an advanced level, every bass requires alot of thinking

wooden cedar
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how so

wooden cedar
narrow pike
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I can barely do it on the side eg

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click roll for example only really works on one side

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one advantage is that I dont need to move my jaw at all and can still get a fat k snare

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so thats cool ig

fervent crow
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If you look on bbx int they ahve a video showcasinf another vid of people doing sounds with a camera in their throat

fervent crow
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Not quite usefull for languages, even accents arent as dependant

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While uvula is used for french rolls, just hawking sounds, and core key aspects of language

wooden cedar
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ah

fervent crow
narrow pike
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same i cannot do anything except a snort bass and that ist straight up ass so im not using it

fervent crow
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I also have years of practice in uvula so its gotten stronger and longer

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Its why i can do poly vocal bass

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And evil uvula bass

fervent crow
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Which is super bassy and wild when pitched

random tundra
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and I actually have a question about inward bass

fervent crow
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Go right ahead

random tundra
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what is the main difference between different inward bass variatons?

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like normal inward bass or dlow's inward bass

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twoh inward bass

fervent crow
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Hmm, alot of it comes down to how they move the epiglottis

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Inwards way more lenient then chest bass

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Also depends where they do the vibration on the epiglottis and all of that

random tundra
fervent crow
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There are 3 main types of inward

fervent crow
fervent crow
random tundra
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I can do 2 types of inward bass

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the vocalised one

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like vocodah does

fervent crow
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The vocalized one i actuslly dont count, its one of the few times i dont count a vocalized bass as its own sound

random tundra
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and a inward bass that I really don't know if its this loose or tight type lol

fervent crow
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Ok actually thrres 4 base types of inward

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Tight inward, loose inward, inward evil bass, and double inward

random tundra
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double is like improver bass, right?

fervent crow
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Yee

random tundra
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then i send here

fervent crow
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Kk, a way to tell is that loose inward will ALLWAYS have a high frequency to it

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You cannot get it fully low pitch like tight inward

fervent crow
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It will allways have a sound like blades choping through wind or wind sliding

random tundra
fervent crow
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My default inward is loose inward, which im not happy about even tho people like it, cause it has the same thing of liproll vs toothroll, liproll has more texture and bass to it, but tooth roll has more sub and power

random tundra
fervent crow
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Ok, tight inward has almost clicks to it, while loose inward has an oscillation, tight inwars has less noticable air use, and loose inward has more

random tundra
fervent crow
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Loose inward as a sound like air being blown across a serface or a fan blade in a sense, thats the high frequency i ment

fervent crow
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His high inward is tight inward but his low sounds alot like loose inward

random tundra
fervent crow
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Espesh with the inconsistancys

random tundra
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something like that

fervent crow
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Like ive been listening to his bbu round against den, and it sounds alot like loose inward

random tundra
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besides the vocalised one

fervent crow
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Give a sec, needa get to my headphones

random tundra
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ok

fervent crow
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Hmm, sounds like you have a form of tight inward

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Tight inward is just a name, not actually it having to be tight

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Its just if you raise the thyroids or not

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If you raise the thyroids it becomes loose inward i beleive, if you lower the epiglottis to touch em, irs tight inward

marble summit
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lowkey sounds like a tighter version of inertia's inward bass

narrow pike
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man how I even get inward bass

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been struggling for a while

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I can get my epiglottis to close the airstream I just cant get an oscillation

random tundra
random tundra
random tundra
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Then I started practicing it to make the vibration louder

random tundra
random tundra
fervent crow
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Eeeh hard to explain

random tundra
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lol

random tundra
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Am I doing chest bass with overtone singing or I'm tripping?

fervent crow
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You are, and not too surprising

rain light
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I've just gotten back into beatboxing after about 2 years. I want to learn how to do chest bass. I used to try and do it from 1, but I watched a few tutorials and managed to feel my bass at 2. Is that the right area to do it from, or does it actually have to come from the chest?

fervent crow
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1 is technically the right spot

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Just feels lowwr cause its a slow heavy bass

fervent crow
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But yeah about 1 or a little higher is chest bass, evil bass, inward bass, all the likes

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@rain light

rain light
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When I do inwards bass it's closer to 2. Have I been doing inwards bass wrong since 2018?

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Or does it just feel lower like you said?

random tundra
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I started doing it for acident lol

fervent crow
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An example i like to use, take like a car vibrating, the tighter and faster the vibration, the more in the fingers and hand it feels

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While the slowrr and bigger the vibration, the more of your arm that vibrates

frank crane
rain light
fervent crow
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Yeeyee

fervent crow
frank crane
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I'm using nasal bass

fervent crow
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Yeah

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Theres a whole tree of sounds oeople cannot agree the names on

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Nasal bass, snore bass, pig bass, and snort bass

frank crane
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damn

fervent crow
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People mix them up so much- when theres a bass that sounds like sniffing, an outward version of it, kajis pig bass, and an inward one that sounds like a pig

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You did the last one

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Where your uvula oscillates

marble summit
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is it outward?

frank crane
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it is

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but i feel like i use my uvula opened or something like that

marble summit
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could be

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to be fair, that texture is pretty unique for an outward bass

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can you vocalise it?

frank crane
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idk

frank crane
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@marble summit

marble summit
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pretty cool!

frank crane
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So it's just another variation

marble summit
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from the looks of it, yes

fervent crow
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Is it outward?

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Well sounds like its outward snore bass then

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Cause of the uvula being triggered

sleek igloo
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Am I correct in saying that D-low's inward bass is inward + uvular? I've been trying to get it but can't seem to get my uvula engaged at the same time. Is it basically snore bass on top of inward bass?

marble summit
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That's how I got my D-low IB

sleek igloo
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Ok thanks I'll keep trying

random tundra
marble summit
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yuh

random tundra
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its like a inward vocal bass + ib?

marble summit
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nope, more like 95% IB and 5% snort bass

random tundra
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ah ok

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I'll try to do that

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i've been trying to get it

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but I didn't knew about that

fervent crow
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Inward + uvula is extremlt hard and sounds nothing like that

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Infact really only possible with inward evil bass

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Also

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Dlow basically doesnt have his uvula anymore since he split it in half

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ALSO, there would be multiple pitches / textures, but there is only one

fervent crow
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Also inward uvula has a very spacific sound, even normal outward uvula

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See i hear two vibrations there

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Also i can hear it higher up

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Two vibrations or two textures at once

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Just because someone can do the sound doesnt mean they know how its actually done- you see it alot

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The few times are when the actual beatboxer who owns and explained the sound is so horrifically off that its obvious

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Dlows def doesnt have uvula for all the reasons i listed-

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Even 100% syncronized basses have two vibrations/textures

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Like den inward

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Inward + vocal fry

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Thats 100% synced

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(Well super tight inward + vocal fry)

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Like dlow litterally broke his uvula doing snore bass + liproll years ago-

marble summit
# fervent crow Just because someone can do the sound doesnt mean they know how its actually don...

Yeah but there's years of documentation on this texture. And I'm not the only one who's got this texture, many others have also got it the same way I have - by mixing both basses together. I've TAUGHT people to get this bass by the same method.

Dlow's IB DOES have two frequencies. The reason you don't hear it is because:

  1. the snore bass is both quiet (barely audible) and incredibly low.
  2. His actual inward bass is INCREDIBLY loud, easily overpowering his snore bass.
  3. He has practiced this sound for decades. If you hear his earlier sound bites, you can hear an audible crackling undertone (as a result of the difference in the two bass frequencies)
fervent crow
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Ok, see the snore bass being quiet would make sense with his injured uvula

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Yours doesnt sound like his to me cause your snore bass is so loud and you use alot more nasal muscles

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So i can clearly hear its two complete textures

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Cause ive done inward + snore bass

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And sounded nowhere close

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Also odd to do cause i have to breath through both my mouth anf nose

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Thank you for raising valid points rather then alot of people who just say "uhm excuse me, who has more experience and can do it?"

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Those people are IMPOSSIBLE

marble summit
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I too didn't think it made any sense

fervent crow
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Yeah-

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Cause i know of somene in the server who, with great difficulty, combines uvula with inward evil bass

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Uvula + epiglottic anything is HELL cause they are right next to eachother and use alot of simular muscles

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(Last i checked uvula + normal chest bass is almost impossible)

marble summit
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okay I figured out a way to explain the thingy

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hold up

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basically

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The "liquidity" and "fluidity" in d-low's bass is because of a physics phenomena called "beats" .
Unlike the traditional connotation of the word, Beats occur when two waves of nearby frequencies overlap and create a new resultant wave.
The actual frequency of this beat is the difference between the frquencies of the first two waves (in our case, that is inward bass and snort bass)

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if the snort bass is in the same ballpark as the IB, the frequency of the beat becomes quite low, leading to the "liquid" texture of D-low's bass

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you can replicate the same effect in other basses as well

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the best example would be max's evil bass

fervent crow
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Yee, max's evil is evil + uvula right?

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OH YEAH i havnt shown you, i found nasal evil uvula bass

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Technically hard bass almost is as well

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I thiiink bv bass too?

marble summit
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need a bass reveal rn 🔥

fervent crow
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@marble summit

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Outward ofc

fervent crow
fervent crow
trim oriole
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Hi, im a begginer, and i think i got a bass sound but idk what it is and it sounds really weak on mic so idk if its even a proper bass sound. can i dm?

fervent crow
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can either dm or send it here

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also it sounding weak doesnt make it not abass sound

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alot of basses are super weak